Chapter 54: The Inside Story

  The black Porsche drove slowly towards the TV station, with Liang Qi at the wheel, who was clearly in a great mood, steering and humming a tune while occasionally adjusting his hair in the rearview mirror.

  The co-driver, Chen Yan, listened to his humming of the tune that had gone through eighteen bends and felt extremely heartbroken for his own ears. From home to the TV station, this guy had been in high spirits all along. To be precise, since he knew he would represent the Chen family at the TV station to discuss sponsorship tonight, his mood had been exceptionally elevated.

  Chen Yan couldn't bear it anymore and turned on the car stereo, turning up the volume to drown out Liang Qi's singing. Unexpectedly, he started humming along with the music in a very natural way. Chen Yan had no choice but to resort to extreme measures, stretching out his hand towards the thermos flask that Liang Qi had placed beside him and threatening: "If you sing again, I'll pour away the chicken soup that's been stewing for an entire afternoon!"

  Liang Qi hastily snatched the thermos and hugged it in his arms: "That's not possible, this is for my little Hua at home"

  He held the steering wheel with one hand and hugged the thermos with the other, occasionally casting a vigilant glance at Chen Yan, afraid that he would snatch away his precious chicken soup.

  "Drive carefully." A cold voice came from the back seat, the man's outline was clear and deep, his dark eyes seemed like a deep pool of water, his expression was calm, neither angry nor happy, but with a sense of majesty.

  Liang Qi quickly put the thermos back in its original place, turned his head and smiled at Chen Bin: "Big brother, I'm surprised you came here personally for something as trivial as paying sponsorship fees?"

  He was a bit curious, in the past few years, Chen's business had rarely used Chen Bin himself, according to his consistent principle of not suspecting people, even if it was a big deal, as long as it was handed over to subordinates for processing, he would not interfere again. This time, it was just a small advertisement sponsorship, which had already been handed over to Liang Qi, but Chen Bin followed along, which was indeed a bit strange.

  Seeing Chen Bin not responding, Liang Qi started secretly guessing: "Haha, big brother, you shouldn't have taken a liking to one of the little singers on the show?"

  "Talk less, do more." Chen Bin said calmly.

  The car drove to the TV station, not stopping in the open parking lot, but instead driving directly into the underground second floor employee parking lot. Liang Qī turned off the engine and greeted Chen Bīn before rushing off to find Shū Huá, leaving only Chen Yàn and Chen Bīn sitting in the car.

  Chen Bin sat in the back seat, hesitating to get off, and Chen Yan didn't rush him either. Instead, he walked down from the front passenger seat and sat beside him. These two people, whether in appearance or personality, had a three-point resemblance, except that Chen Yan had a few more points of extravagance, while Chen Bin's every move was introverted with age.

  "I didn't think you'd come looking for her so soon," said Chen Yan.

  Chen Bin's expression remained the same, but there was a hint of subtle turmoil in his deep eyes. "At first I thought so too," he said, leaving the sentence unfinished. He didn't continue speaking, as Chen Bin was used to holding himself back, even in front of his own brother, and wasn't willing to reveal his true emotions.

  But his calm and composed demeanor fooled everyone, except himself. He was tense, yearning to see the person he hadn't seen in five years, yet afraid to meet her easily.

  This feeling is exactly the same as when I first met Fang Fei.

  Gu Xuan gave tickets for the front row seats. As soon as the two people sat down, they found that the view was unobstructed. Not only could they see the people on stage clearly, but they also had a great chance of being photographed by cameras.

  This is her first time coming to the recording studio, looking around in all directions, like a country bumpkin entering the city, full of curiosity about everything.

  When she saw the cameraman adjusting the camera position, she took out her phone and tidied up her hairstyle in front of the screen for half a day. She turned her head and made a V sign towards the lens.

  Dong Qi saw her entire set of actions and couldn't help but smile: "The camera's lens cover hasn't even been opened yet."

  Xi Xi made a ghostly face: "This is just a rehearsal"

  There is almost an hour before the show starts, and no judges have arrived yet. The stage only has backup dancers rehearsing, and the scene is chaotic.

  While Xia Xixi went to the toilet, the staff came to emphasize the on-site discipline for the audience, repeatedly reminding them that they could not move during the start of the program, and during rest time, they could only go to the bathroom or seating area, especially not behind the stage.

  Unfortunately, she didn't hear any of these words.

  "She picked up her mother's call after dinner"

  "Haven't seen Gu Xuan yet"

  "Okay, got it. I'll call Dad to come pick me up as soon as I'm done."

  As she walked and talked, she didn't notice the road ahead, nor did she notice the sign indicating that the audience had stopped. After hanging up the phone, she looked around and was stunned - where had she ended up? She had been directionally challenged since childhood, let alone in a twisting corridor; even if she were standing directly under the North Star, she might not be able to tell directions clearly.

  Looked at the sign on the door, the second rest room, muttered a few words in my heart, this name is too unscientific, if I can bring coordinates, I will definitely not get lost.

  "This is the list of top 10, the producer asked me to remind you, please make sure to remember clearly which contestants advance in each group, there can't be any mistakes in the live broadcast"

  "I understand"

  The person speaking turned a corner from another corridor and appeared in front of Xi Xi, whose conversation was also unexpectedly overheard by her. Xi Xi only felt that the voice was somewhat familiar, and when she looked closely, it was none other than Fang Fei, whom the audience had been eagerly waiting for.

  A young man in a work uniform and ID badge stood beside her, looking like a TV station staff member. The two of them were taken aback when they saw XiXi suddenly appear out of nowhere.

  Before he could express his surprise at seeing his idol, the young man began to interrogate him fiercely: "Who are you? How did you get backstage?"

  "I'm just here to watch, I don't know how I ended up here," Xia Xi said with a straight face, but it was clear the other person didn't believe her. A pair of sharp eyes stared at her, making her feel uneasy.

  "Miss, please hand over your exam paper or recorder, otherwise don't blame me for being impolite."

  "I'm not a paparazzo, where did these things come from?" It turned out that she was mistaken for a tabloid reporter, no wonder she was so tense. However, if the top 10 predetermined news were to be exposed, tomorrow's public opinion would surely be very interesting.

  Xia Xi Xi was extremely dissatisfied with the young man's attitude, and she turned her head to look at Fang Fei, who had a slender figure, a small face, and a pair of captivating eyes that seemed to hold a hint of fatigue, yet still looked stunningly beautiful.

  Such a look, it's rare to have both singing and songwriting skills, she indeed has the capital to turn over the crowd.

  Fang Fei didn't evade Xia Xi's gaze, instead she smiled slightly at her, with her hands clasped behind her back, neither interrupting nor approaching, quietly observing the situation.

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